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The Canon EF 35mm f/2 IS USM is a wide-angle lens for FF and APS-C, manufactured from 2012. The focus is done by Ultrasonic AF Motor (Ring-USM), it has image stabilization. The average price, when it has been added to the JuzaPhoto database, is 555 €;
106 users have given it an average vote of 9.6 out of 10.
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This lens is available with the following mounts:
Canon EF: this lens is compatible with reflex fullframe and APS-C Canon EF.
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Pros: Sharp, IS is very good, close focus 24cm, quiet USM focus
Cons: Bright points of light show slight coma at image corners, a bit expensive.
Opinion: I use this lens on a 600D crop frame camera so it is 56mm to me. This lens takes very sharp images even at f2. The 8 point sun stars it produces look great. The IS has allowed me to take sharp images hand held down to 0.8sec. Although it is a lot quieter to focus than the smaller 35mm f2 the USM motor still can be heard when focusing. This is a great street photography lens.
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Pros:lightweight, super sharp, excellent stabilization, good blurry, autofocus very fast and precise
Cons:nothing relevant
Opinion:"Scientific" objective, made modern therefore perfect (very sharp already at full opening, from corner to corner). I don't have much to add compared to the list of pros, to the amount you buy it used is absolutely worth it. Until a couple of years ago, I was hoping canon would also make the 50 1.4 on the line of this lens (and 24 and 28), which is quite compact, lightweight, very efficient and stabilized. The 35mm focal lends itself well to many genres and if you like this lens it is a must, especially to photograph with little light (f2 and 1/3 of a second freehand, better than the fixed 1.2). The blurry is great, but not as magical as the 35 L series 1. Highly recommended
Pros:Nitiezza already at TA, Stabilizer (but not from 4 stops), AF, size, construction.
Cons:Stabilizer not very effective and lack of tropicalization I do not feel the need. The paraluce buys it with a few euros.
Opinion:Purchased to complete the trio of fixed lenses (35mm, 50mm and 100mm macro), to be combined with the zooms in my possession, to date it is the lightest and most compact lens in my possession after the Canon EF 40mm stm pancake. These factors, together with the good versatility of the focal, the reliable AF in every situation and the excellent sharpness already starting from TA, which further improves to excellent levels at f/4-5.6, make it the ideal lens to always keep attached to the machine body for uses ranging from the street to the portrait shots set etc., etc. The stabilizer, more likely from -2 than from -4 stop, is a surplus that helps in shooting with difficult lighting or at night, but that guarantees stabilized shots really usable with times of 1/8s or better 1/15s. I honestly do not like to take photos in the rain and even used in dusty environments showed no problem, so I do not feel the need for the lack of tropicalization. As far as I'm concerned it's a highly recommended purchase.
Opinion:It's the first lens to buy, probably. And even for those who are not novice, it is a lens to have for the characteristic portableity, which no open prime lens possesses. The colors, blurring and contrast are not entirely comparable to prime L, but at this price you might ask? Recommended, everyone.
Pros:Sharp, light, versatile, stabilized, fast AF, price.
Cons:to write one: no lampshade
Opinion:Honestly I fell in love with this lens, I put it on 6D and I never took it anymore. I am not a professional photographer and my outings are mainly on Sundays with the family. Carrying my backpack with all the stuff clearly tired me. but I didn't even want to give up taking pictures with my cell phone... So I needed something light, sharp, versatile (to do everything unpretentious) and stabilized... he has all this and it's cheap. What to say... Perfect! I take pictures of my children, close-ups, landscapes, interiors... all souvenir photos of course... and something more if you need... If you have the same needs as me, it's no better... otherwise go on something else. The sharpness, however, is surprising... the fixtures are the fixed... 9/10 rating (10/10 or perfection... does it exist?)
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